The Osceola times., 1887-05-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

in the fall and has so expressed himself.
MAyoR BEN PKRLEr PooRR, the veteran
newspaper correspondent was stricken
down on the 18th while at the Capitol in
Washington, with an acute attack OF
Bright's disease. Late at night Major
Poore was resting easily, but his condi
tion is the cause OF uneasiness and alarm
among his friends.
As the result Of an adverse vote In the
French Chamber Of Deputies on the nth,
on the budget, Premier Goblet delivered
the designations Of the ministers TO Presi-
dent Grevy, and they were accepted. The
matter causes uneasiness in Berlin.
Mr. PARNELL appeared in the lobby Of
the British House OF Commons on the 18th
JUDoE COOLEY has written long letter
defining the powers Of the Interstate
Com merce Commission, with spscial ref
crencs to the fourth section and its sus-
pcnsion-
JoHx c. GAULr, representing the Queen
Crescent lines, had hearing before
the Interstate Commerce Commission on
the 18th, his object being TO secure the
suspension Of the fourth section Of the
law.
QUEEN VICTORIA will review 30, 600 poor
school children at Hyde Park June %.
Each child Is to be presented with mug
commemorating the Queens jubilee.
Mr.. TRorTER, the recorder Of deeds for
the District Of Columbia, who has been
seriously i'll for some months, has so far
recovered as to be out, and will be in his
Office in few days.
Nh. GLADSTONE denies that he has any
Intention Of visiting the United States.
THE Missouri Bicycle Club gave a recep-
tion on the night OF the 10Th TO Thomas
Stevens, the ''round the world bicyclist
1t In believed in Paris that De Frey cinet
viii have q new ministry formed by the
23i, and that Boulanger will be retained.
SANUEL PAsco was formally elected
United States Senator by the Florida Leg
islature. on the 10Th.
HESRr GsoRaE says he Ia opposed to
Blaine, and thinks it probable the Labor
party will have candidate for President
next year.
QUEEN KAPIoLANI and suite, accompa-
MED by the Board Of Education, visited
some Of the public schools Of New York
City on the 18th.
PAYNAsrER BAsrA, who was found guilty
OF carelessness by the court Of inquiry at
Fort Robinson, for permitting himself to
be robbed of 81, 500 Government funds by
Cowboy Charley Parker, has made good
the amount lost
MARQUIS De MoREs was arrested In
New York, on the 18th, on an order issued
by Judge Donohue. based upon the affi-
david OF Samuel Grimshaw, to the effect
that in his belief the Marquis was about
to leave the country and had disposed Of
all OF his property with intent 10 defraud
his creditors.
The leading actors and actresses Of
London received Wilson Barrett at the
Midland depot on the 10Th, on his arrival
from America, and conducted him TO ho-
tel, where brilliant company awaited
him. Ars Bernard Beere delivered an
address of welcome, TO which Mr.. Barrett
happily responded.
CHARLEs Il. STUART died at Kalamazoo,
Mich, on the 18th, aged seventy-seven
years. He served with distinction two
terms In the National House Of Represen-
tatives and one as United States Senator.
From 1S40 TO 1880 he was one Of the most
brilliant leaders In the Democratic party,
ranking next TO Stephen A. Douglas as its
most trusted leader.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is going a-fishing
for ten days at Saranac lake, and will
take his family along.
POPULAR demonstrations in favor OF
General Boulanger are being agitated in
Paris.
Mr.. PARSELL's malady Is said to be
Brighps disease Of the kidneys. HIS
friends have about abandoned hope OF his
ultimate recovery.
An investigation at Rome develops the
fact that the alleged memoir Of the Irish
college denouncing Parnell and Gladstone
Is a forgery.
An acrimonious doctrin nal discussion in
the Episcopal Diocesan Council Of Ne
braska led to the withdrawal of Rev
John Williams. OF Omaha.
LORD HARriSoroS and his followers
have seeded from the Eighty Club be
cause of the majority having voted In
favor OF Gladstone's policy.
THE Queen OF Denmark is visiting hei
daughter, the Duchess Of Cumberland
who is confined in a private insane asy
lum. Prince Luitpold, Regent OF Bavaria
is the guest in Vienna Of the Duchess Of
Aodena.
On the Goth Major William +. Kissel-
burg, managing editor Of the Troy IN. "
1imss, died at his home in Lansingburg, oi
Brighrs disease. He had been connected
with the Times for many years, aud was
well known among journalists through
out the country.
OK the 10th the funeral OF Mrs. Gibson,
the Senator's wife, took place at Wash
ington, and was largely attended by
friends prominent IN Official and resident
society. The honorary pail bearers were
Secretary Bayard, Hon. Geo. Bancroft,
Senator Cockrell, Representatives Ran
dali and Barbour, DR.. Richardson, Hon
Randolph Tucker and Messrs Riggs
Lowndes and Washington.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has given further
assurance that he will visit St. Louis and
other Western points in the fall.
THE leading cities Of France are petit
tioning for the retention Of General Bou-
LANCER in the ministry.
Or the 2lst Rev. Timothy Hill, secretary
Of the Presbyterian Board Of Home Mis-
sions for Missouri, Kansas and the Indian
Territory, died at Kansas City, Mo.
ESsIeSs c. II. HEwEs and W. L. Capps
u. 4. n, who were sent TO Glasgow, Uni
versity to take the advanced course Ia
construction and marine architecture
stood hrst and second in very large
class, and at the close Of the term they
took all Of the principal prizes.
Nh. GLADSTONE, it is estimated will
make another effort TO reunite his party
by declaring In favor Of disestablishment
Of the English Church.
oECkETAkf LAMAhs purpose 10 REVOKE
the orders of withdrawal of railroad
indemnity lands made by his predeces
sors since 1850, II put in force, will throw
open about 25, 0o0, 600 acres to settlement
and entry.
FATHER KELLER was released from K H.
msinhsm jail on the 2lst as the result OF
the decisi on of the Irish Court Of Appeals.
Lord Mayor Sullivan Of Dublin and Arch
xno Eafhar in "A
formers carriage, and an immense crowd